2010-12-21, 02:48 AM
Could be the actual video doing that and it's nothing on your end.
Even though it says 720p resolution video, remember that the person who recorded the original video probably also had his graphics set to maximum performance levels rather than maximum quality levels as well, which is why the video has "aliasing" (blocky graphics) in it.
That and using a poor scaling font too.
Even though it says 720p resolution video, remember that the person who recorded the original video probably also had his graphics set to maximum performance levels rather than maximum quality levels as well, which is why the video has "aliasing" (blocky graphics) in it.
That and using a poor scaling font too.